Senate Resolution No. by Senator Price designates Thursday, May 29, 2025, as St. James Parish Day at the Louisiana State Capitol. This resolution highlights the historical significance of St. James Parish, which was established in 1807 and has roots in the ancestral lands of the Houma and Chitimacha Native American tribes. The area is noted for its alluvial land, unique agricultural products like Perique tobacco, and its rich educational history, including the founding of Jefferson College in 1838 and The Sacred Heart of Convent in 1825.

The resolution also acknowledges the contributions of notable figures from St. James Parish, such as former Louisiana Governor Andr Bienvenue Roman and pioneer Valcour Aime, emphasizing the parish's cultural richness and support for local businesses. By designating a specific day to honor St. James Parish, the Senate expresses its appreciation for the parish's impact on Louisiana's cultural landscape and its enduring legacy.